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Have you tried using rules that execute when the form loads? You can find the option to set these in Tools→Form Options...→Open and Save. This should also enable you to conditionally query the data connection when the form is loading.
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Thank-you Albert and nukkumatti for the explanations that you both provided for the InfoPath 2003 workaround . I have been able to use the Application.ActiveWindow.MailEnvelope function to construct an email with the active view similar to the way that InfoPath 2007 acts. ...
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Cool. Thanks very much for that!
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I thought so too.. and tried to assign sample value in the input parameter of the data connection for the second dropdown. I am lost here as to how to set this value.
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I have an Infopath for and I need to submit the whole form to a webservices which in turn submits xml to the stored procedure. That stored procedure has to several OPENXML statements to insert the data to different tables and the other link tables. I took the ...
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After a ton of research, and playing with infopath, I finally was able to populate some fields in an infopath form that is in a workflow using the ItemMetadata.xml file.
Basically I have a list item, when you create it, a task is made. When you edit the task, my infopath form shows, and I can populate it with the task. How ...
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Has anyone done anything with moving a InfoPath form from SharePoint into IXOS automatically?
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Sounds like the data source behind the dropdown box isn't populating with values when the form is re-opened, and so it has no recourse but to show the value that was stored in its bound field.
Could that be the issue?
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This is an old post, but I ran into a similar issue myself today, and as the error suggests, the correct syntax is to not use parentheses:
XDocument.View.ExecuteAction "XCollection::Insert", "lotBreakdownRT_41"
alternatively, you can precede the statement with the Call keyword and use parentheses:
Call ...
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Have you tried using the ExecuteAction method?
Sub CTRL5_5_OnClick(eventObj)
XDocument.View.ExecuteAction "xCollection::insert", "group2_1"
End Sub
The second argument ("group2_1" in this case) refers to the XmlToEdit identifier for the repeating control and can be found on the ...